To become a CSI student, start here.
All degree-seeking students, high school students taking courses on campus or at one of the off-campus centers, and non degree-seeking students taking a math or English course, must take the CSI placement test before registering at the College of Southern Idaho. The test measures a student's ability in a number of areas, including math, reading and writing. Your scores on the exam will determine the classes for which you should register. For information about taking the COMPASS test, visit the Campus Testing Center in the Academic Development Center on the second floor of the Meyerhoeffer Building.
Although advisors are available to help with decisions, students are ultimately responsible for their own choices. During the first year, there are several ways in which students can enhance their success in college.
You may find out who your advisor is and how to contact them by choosing one of the options below or contact us.
It is recommended that you meet with your advisor at least once a semester to discuss registration.
The Advising Center operates on a “walk-in” basis. The best way to schedule time with your "major" advisor is to contact them either by phone or e-mail to make an appointment.
You are encouraged to meet with your advisor frequently throughout the year to ensure that you are meeting requirements for graduation. This is especially important prior to registering for classes each semester.
How do I Register for Classes
The College of Southern Idaho provides Veterans Services for Veterans needing assistance with the use of their educational benefits, academic/vocational planning, or personal problems.
Student Disability Services provides assistance to students with documented disabilities regarding equal access, accommodation and general support.
The International Student Services Office offers a variety of support services for international students.
Advising is available at the College of Southern Idaho’s off-campus centers
in Mini-Cassia.